Unsigned tsuba, attributed by the NBTHK paper to Kōrin (伝光隣, den Kōrin), an independent Higo craftsman whom the original seller places in the late phase of the school. The paper titles it 滝不動図鐔 (taki Fudō zu tsuba), 'tsuba with the theme of Fudō at the waterfall'. Iron plate of nade-mokkō shape, with a tsuchime surface and a rounded rim (maru-mimi). The photographs show fine vertical lines evoking falling water or rain; on the right of the obverse, a solid silver bonji inlaid against gold flames, which the seller identifies as a symbol of Fudō Myōō; below, waves carved in relief; and a band of rocks sprinkled with gold running along the left and upper edges and continuing on the reverse. The paper describes the technique as sukidashi-bori, zōgan and iroe; the seller adds gold and silver nunome, the latter now blackened on the wave crests. The photographs show the iron with a dark, even surface, with no visible red rust or noticeable knocks, and the gold almost entirely preserved. NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Tōsōgu paper no. 2009728, dated 14 July 2023. It comes with a custom-made box without inscription. Dimensions according to the seller: 79.6 × 75.3 mm; rim thickness 3.8 mm.